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Redmond Pool at Hartman Park to receive $100,000 in repairs
The Redmond City Council approved the public works and parks and recreation departments’ staff recommendation for limited repairs…
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Welker sentenced to 8 and a half years in 2014 stabbing
After pleading guilty to a first-degree attempted assault with a deadly weapon enhancement charge last month, Christine Welker…
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Redmond, Eastside youth experts advise parents on how to talk to kids and teens about threats
With five threats in about a week on the Eastside — four of which occurred at schools —…
News
Redmond police, King County sheriff investigate four threats of public violence
In the past week and a half, Eastside law enforcement agencies have investigated five separate cases of reported…
News
RPD adds Nextdoor social network to connect with the community
From email newsletters to social media, the Redmond Police Department (RPD) uses a number of methods as part…
News
Redmond residents help a family in need
Things have not been easy for Stuart Miller and Kelly Scott lately.
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Haggart pleads guilty to 2nd-degree murder in 2014 stabbing that killed 17-year-old Neil
On Jan. 27, Daniel Haggart of Redmond pleaded guilty to second-degree murder with a deadly weapon enhancement in…
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Redmond community and others speak out against racism
Just because racism is not openly discussed in a community, does not mean it is nonexistent in that…
Opinion
Taking baby steps toward a more inclusive community | OPINION
On Jan. 21, the Reporter received a press release from the Redmond Police Department (RPD) seeking help from…
News
Businesses affected by Frontier Communications outage still in limbo over compensation
It has been more than a year since construction crews accidentally cut a cable during a downtown project…
News
Meeting attendees weed through retail marijuana store issues
Redmond residents, business owners and other interested parties filled the Redmond City Council Chambers Wednesday evening to share…
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UPDATE | Redmond store owner and son ‘horrified’ after receiving KKK-type items
On Wednesday evening, Shane Coakley and his mother Leona Coakley-Spring were working in her consignment store, From Rags…
News
Emerald Heights chaplain starts Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s support groups
John Waltner has been the chaplain at Emerald Heights in Redmond for more than nine years.
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RASP to blend its written, spoken art with the visual arts
From hosting readings and open mic nights to offering various writing workshops for all ages, the Redmond Association…
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Education Hill residents flock to Facebook to discuss neighborhood, city issues
Throughout last year’s Redmond mayoral race, residents on Education Hill discussed the candidates and other local issues a…
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Soccer teammates save player’s life after sudden cardiac arrest at Arena Sports
Jason Kingsbury has been playing soccer all of his life — from the time he was a kid,…
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City says Education Hill islands don’t affect emergency responses
From the planning stage to following its completion, the rechannelization of 166th Avenue Northeast has been a point…
News
Redmond, Kirkland ‘blazing the trail’ for ERC expansion
On Jan. 8, King County Executive Dow Constantine removed the first railroad spike from the county’s portion of…
News
Redmond organizations help people access services to overcome obstacles in their new country
Moving to a new country is not easy. There is a new culture to become accustomed to, new…
News
Nokomis building razed to make way for proposed five-story residential structure
Construction crews tore down the old Nokomis building at 16210 N.E. 80th St. in downtown Redmond on Jan.…